Phrasal Verbs: 5 ways to use “GET OUT” in English

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After get out of this lesson I'll watch anther vedio next time due to your best explening it's so hard to understand some phrs Today when I see this clip I really so happy thanns Alex

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[@gustavovillalobos3224]

Thanks for the lesson. Is it possible to say: "Get of my house out"?

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It isn’t possible. Most 3-word phrasals like the one you’re using here (“get out of”) are inseparable.

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[@loorrana_]

por algum motivo meu inglês não é o dos melhores pq eu aprendi jogando rpg mas MEU DEUS EU TÔ ENTENDENDO TUDO QUE VOCÊ DIZ EU TO ME SENTINDO TAO INTWLIGENTE VEI????

[@normabeatriz4247]

I not understand when use get out and when got out.

[@mariaalejandrarodriguez194]

It's ok, If I say "I get out him of that relationships or I always have to say " I get him out of that relationship"

[@engvidAlex]

So, you can't use relative pronouns as phrasal verb objects. :) You can't say "I will clean up it" for example. In this case, it's even stronger, because this meaning of the phrasal verb MUST be separated. You can only say "I got him out of that relationship" or "I helped to get her out of a bad marriage," for example. I hope this helps!

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Right now I'm getting out of the car.

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can I say this--> this info can't get out!